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, --i%r i . ----17 , , , . - 4.; 11, 7 ' , - r ......4._ 44404 '41 .1 5 1 . 17 1 fz . ''...• , .... 1!(1 <4- w, M=lCZ,tt4gT.r , , 1 „,,,..... 4 . •.... . ..... T i ...1.2,, 1 - 41,4' . .., ._. ._.... . ...,.... ... , ~ ~.. S ~, lir liN ' • , ..., / ' ~. • • ' 0 \ ' " ~ , , ux - BER 5659%1 V , THEATRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. 4 1011110 W 'EVENING, Nov. 1, 1 8 10, will Aged the Play of. 1 G HENRY THE FOURTH.—PART I. Prime of Wales. Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Hotspur, Mr. KEMISLE ; Sir john tialsrair, Mr. FAW,CETT ; Lady Percy, Mrs. H. 10 - ANS I.'ON ; Hostess, Mrs. DAVENPORT. To which will be added, THE FARM ER. VALC..ritlll.e, Mr. • IN.O L E DON ; Blackberry, Mr. TAYLOR; lertinly.lumps; Mr. Lo - roN ; : Betty Blackberry, Mrs. LISTON ; MaybUsii, - Miss BOLTON. lks for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.' Brandon, at the lox-Office, in Prince's-place, tlart-street. roin Ten !S 7S. Second-price 3s. 6d. —Pit 3s. bd. Second-price °werGallery 24. Second -price Is Upper Galkerf is. L -price 6d.—No Money to be, returned, boors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play 41 Halt (Er .t. Sin. „, • r 'daY , Every Matt in his Humour; with Rosina., ature.ay, Macbeth; with' The Agreeable Surprise. )nday, The Mountaineers. Grand Histotie Pantomime Drama of La Perouse. or, iesolate !Aetna, has been some tame in preparation, and Produced next Mouday, with new Scenery, Dresses, !corm ions. • f ~ THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM. 1411er the Auttvaity of the LORD CUAMBERLAIN.) lIS PRESENT EVENING, O. 31, 1810, Their Majesties' Servants will at the Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS. Odaviin, Mr. MUSGRAVE, the Theatres Royal, Man nester and Liverpool, be ing his first appeaianee in London); Virolet, Mr. WA LDEGRAVE ; Roque, NIT. eowELL ; Kilmallock, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Lope Tocho (first time;, Mr. 0 X Rfe#Y ; Lulcaain Muicy, Mr. EYRE ; Zorayda, Mrs. , HORN ; Thiratithe, Mlia BOYCE ; Agnes, Mrs. BLAND. To which will be added, the Farce of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. Tile-Marquis, Mr. WRE-NCH, (Being his first appearance in that Char.ider) ; The General, Mr. P ENSON ; Sebastian ' Mr. RUSSELL; Ambrose, Mr. ‘V EW I . IZ ER ; Julia, Mrs, O KG ER ; Cictliy, Mrs. SPARES ; Mrs. EDW I N. ft to I)e.taken of Mr. Spring, at i Box-Office in the Entrance, of whom itiJy, also be had Pqvate boxes 6 s. Second-price ;s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price 2s.— Y 2 5 . . Second- price" is pper Gallery is. Second- Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per. we to begin at Halt past Six.-7111u Dfluney W be re- morrow, Love in a Village ; with Hit or Miss 1 lohn Bull, or, An Englishman's fire-side: the Mary Thornberry by Miss Bew, from the Theatre Brighton, being her first appearance in London ; with ra ndritother.—On Saturday, All in the Wiong.—Un Y, The Clandestine Marriage. , V ANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED LADY. SITUATION as GOVERNESS where much Music is not required : she would give the preference Cduntry. ers'post.paid)directed to A.M. at Mr. Nully's Li. Icoqc-street, Hans-place, will beduly answered. PASHIONABIA DANCIN;G, • -•-- • • - • . , Mr. ALLEN, privately taught at Na. 19, i llerrard-street, Golden-square, to. Ladies and Gentle )l. any age, who have never learned that Accomplish ur have not the Modern Styl.t. Allen's System of Teaching is expressly sti!die.d for to whoin it is an object .to .acquire easily that tAshion. 4 1 1iiiite for genteel Society, expedit:ously, privately, 4 superior style or grace and eiegaitee. 'se who do not want private teaching, !nay learn, at a expence, with a respectable sex of Pupils on.the pub= Chi ng Evenings. i essurs of Dancing taught the most elegant and fancy 's, and all.the superior parts of the Profession. Subscription Assentioltes are every Friday. (,;RANI) CITY LOTT' RY. • Orde r of the Lords of His Majesty, sTreasory, he Thitd and Last GRAND CITY LOTTERY will the 4th of December,.lS to. CLIO IFICATE. whose names are hereunto subscribed, have carefully 04 and valued t'm several Freehold, Buildings allotted zes in the Third City Lottery, and we adjudge the seq. ' Value of each' to be as follows : F. PAYNTER. TEIONIAS SWITHIN, D. R. ROVER.. Ic lon, August 24, 13.3 g. SCHEME. I Prize of ~':5.700 1 3 Prizes of Z 3,000 1 . . .. . 9,9e0 I . . . . 2 19° 0 1 . . . . 9,3)0 1 . • . • 2;700 1 . . . . 6,900 I . • . . 2,601 j ; - . • • 4, 1 00 I . . . . 2,300 ' • • • . 4,000 . I . . . . 1,9 00 1 . . . . 3,500 I . • . .. • 1 , 800 1 ,. • • • • 3.5°. 'I • • . . 1, 4 00 3 . . . . 3,300 1 . . . . 5,0 3 . . . . 3,100. NO, I•IXED PRIZE. I s Property is so rapidly improving, that there can be " 1 : 1 1 it will•be worth double its present Value in a very ;ears. s ;',,,,KETz and pIA RES are now on Sale at the follow " Ices, .No. 13, Pickeit-street ; 8, Cornhill ; 35 and 26, aer. st .. _ ; , Feet 7, Snow-hill ;6, Alegate (Corner of• Hound s 1 4 1 9,, Oxford.stieet ; 120, Strand; and 14, Parlia. -stre et • A CERTAIN. DISEAS.L. . . • &FREEMAN'S Univeisal and long established h ledicine,JailecT ZiDTTA' SALUTARIS, may he Icle chin to be a certain, sate, and speedy cure for the s i nveterate Venereal Diease, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains 11 3 . structions In the Urinary.Passages' in. either sex ; its 14111, is.by urine and insensible perspiration. A. slight s t Kiinerally cured in a few days, and a confirmed Luis s __"° l l time. nvetertte% Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsie*, !patisrus, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are 'ILY removed by these sate and salutary drops. They ! .e liPthing to work them WI, no restraint of dief, or n ra ,, li ce from business. Those who take them may de a sound.and perfect cure, without the knowledge or '''Son whatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa &O about his or her business without the least clan. th e large - uuantities that are daily sold for exportation , ° .illestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other he in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dr. "An at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cneapside, corner of I'a. and retail by one or inure Medicine Venders ; ill bottles at 2S. 9d, and each, with 1J 11 DNESDA Y, Ocrosica 31, 1810. MR, GIF - FORD'S LIFE OF MR. PITT. This Day was publishtd,, In Six large Volumes, 06ava, with Two Portraits . of Mr. - Pitt, one from an original pidure by Mr Hoppoer, the other from th e Bust executed by 11:Ir. laxman, pane 41.45. in boards, A HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of the Richt lion. WILLIAM PI l'T ; including some Account of the times in which he lived. By lOHN 'GIFFORD, Esq, Pyinted.for T. Cadell arid W. Davies, Strand. • *** A tew Copies, elegantly printed in three . Vols. royal 4to. may still be had, price Sl. Ss. in boards. - EkHOLD ESTATE, DORSET. • 'TO BE COLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, Blaiidford, on Thursday, the Bth of No . , vember, f 8 to. at dye - o' CI i)ck, precisely, nest Iksirable and COrntiatt MANOR FARM, called MARSH P , AR containing3s Acres, • of rich Meadow, including Orchard and Site of the Build ings, and 75 Acres,of very excellent Arable Land,. iitseve,n, 1 nclosures. The estimated yearly value of the Farm is abo ut Two Hundred and Twenty PoUnds. • • There is . a good Farmhouse with • necessary Buildings,. and another House with suitable Offices, Substantially budt about 24; years ago; intended -for the Residence of a- Gentle man, and might, at an easy expence, befitted up aS a Sport. ing Box. . . The Estate is very well ,stocked with Game, being sur... rounded by Manors abounding with Pheasants, and• Partridges , situate 'six miles south of Blandford, in a most reSpeaable Neighbourhood. The I'obr 7 s Ratas arc only about One Shilling in the Pound, and the 'Laud-tax is re.de"eined. Mr. Bessant, of Here Regis, the Tenant, ‘villklieW the Premi;es ; and further particulars !nay be known h; apply.. ing to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. • This Day were published. lii Octavo price Four Shillings, . QIX LECTURES on the ELEMENTS of i. 3 PLANE TRIGONOMETRY; with the Method of constructing Tables of Natural and Logarithmic Sibes, Co sines, Tangents, &c. . , li; ;he Rev. B. BRIDGE, A. M. • Fellow of St. l)ter's . c-ollege, Cambiidge ; and Professorof _ _ M m acheatibs in the East•lialii; College " Printed for T. Cadeli and W. Davies, Strand. 01 whom may he had, by the same. Authig. Lelures on the Elements of Algebra, in Royal Bvo. price los.. 6d. boards. BISHOP PORTEUS'S LIFE AND WORKS. Shortly will b published, Handsomely printed in Six Volumes 0 etivo,'with a Portrait or his Lordship, from an original picture, HE WORKS complete, of tire late Right Reverend 13611,11 Y E U S, I). D. I,)rd . Bishop of London ; with an Account of his Life and Writings. By the Rev. ROI3ER 110DGWN, A. M. Re,:tor oiS t. corgis, Hanover-square. Printed tot 'f. ca4ll ands. W. DAviet, Strand. „ 3 , i.he Life . of Bishop Forteus o which will form one of the Volumes, will also be sold separately, for the accommo dation of taose who are already m possession of the several Works. ' This Day was published, In Five Volumes Oaavo,yrice at. Ss. in boards, a New Ediiion of . EiLPS,,to COMPOSITION ; or, SiN IJundred . 1. Skeletons of - Sermons—several being. tiw sub*taaccof Sermons preached betore the UniVeriify. By thc.Re.v. CHARLES. SIMEON, M.A. Fellow, of icing's College,, Cambridge. • Printed for T. Cad,ll and W. Davies, Strand,_ This new Edition includes, 'in the first volume, dlaude's Essay on dr.: Composition of a ,Sermon ; and a'few reinain ing of four• of the volumes of theloriner Edition, contaimog Soo Skeletuns, may be had either together or se. p.orate. As above also may be had, by the same Author, The Fountain of Living-Waters; a Sermon preached be fore the University of Cambridge, on Sunday, May 14, dug. Price is. MILNER'S ‘VORKS, NEW EDITIONS. This Day was published, In Eight large Vols. Octavo, price 41. obs.in boards, a new and unticirm Edition of . . - rHE WORKS, conipltte, of the late ReVerend 1 . lOS EPH Ml 1-N ER, - A.M. Master of the Grammar School, and afterwards Vicar ofstlio Holy Trinity Church, in Kingston-upon-Hull ; now first Collated and Edited By the Itett. ISAAC MI LN ER, D.D. Dcan of Carlisle, and President of Queen's College, Cambridge. Printed for,T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. *** This Edition comprehends the following Works, each of . which may also he had separately, viz. t. The History of the Church. of Christ (continued, on the same plan. by the Dean of Carlisle); five volumes. i. 'Pfaltlcal 'Sermons; to which.is prefilfetd, an,A‘criunt of the Lite and_ Character of the Author, the mean of . Car lisle two volu•res. 3.. Tracts and Essays, I . lteological and Historical ; one volume. N. 11. ,Some Copies of the,second volume of The His tory of the t hurch of Christ have also been printed, for se parate Sale, to .coinplete'sets (-d the former Edition. . . This Day was publish,:,i, In Two Volumes, Octaves,, price 11, is. boards-, A: SYSTEM of . 12 1 / 2 .1 1 14:111A, I\IEDIC,N: and I'HARNI-‘CV; , ' -- • By 10.4 N MURRAY, Ledurer on Chemistry and on Nlateria Aledica and Pharmacy, • • Edin'Jurgh. • Printed for Longman, Kurst, Rees, Orme, and. Brown, Paterno:.•ter.row. Of whom may. he'. had; lately publisheddby, the same. Author, • A System of Cherniitry, in 4 vols. ()day°, price 2i. Bs. butt's. This Day was published, In 'l'Aro Volunies.Odavo, the Second, Ecliticp, pi ce tl. '4i. • -in hiyariti, > 1 HE NATURAL. HISTORY of. the• MINE RA E., KINUOUM, relauvc tri.thestrata ot Coal, Mi neral Veins, and the Prevailik Strata of the Globe: by JOHN WILLFAAiS, F.S.S.A. Minaai Surre) of With a^ . Appendix, containing a :more: extended View of Mineralogy and Geology. • I ilUsti ate(' with Engravings • . By !AMES MILLAR. M.D. F.S.A S. And Leduter on Natural History, • and Chemistry, Edin. • burgh. . . Printed for•Longman, Hurst, ,Rees, Orme, and Brown ; and . 1. White and Co. London; and Bell and Bradfutei and W. Laing, Edinburgh. rdity was published, • in Two VOluirieS, Octavo, price 255. hoards, • The Sixth Edition,- greatly . enlarged, and illustrated with -- nine plates_ engraved by Lowry, of T HE ELEMENTS of EXPERIMENTAL .CHE . tstR,Y.. By WILLIAM WIILIAM 1-111:1410/,'M.D. F.R.S. Member of the ttoYal..Meri. Wernerian SoCietle Of Edin burgh; the Medico-Chirurgical and Geological Societies ties of London the PhySical SaCiety of Jena'; Tice-Pre, sident of the Literary add Philosophical Society ol,Matt chester ; anti Physician to Mar. Chester Infirmary. Printed for 1. lolitison and Co, St. Paul's Church-yard. DR. SHAW'S . ENGLISFI EDITION OF LORD . BA.C:)N.'S WORKS This Day was published . , ANEW and beautiful Edition - of die WORKS of the great I' AN CI S, BA CO N. - „BarQnyerulant, iscotin t S. Alban's ' and Lord'High Chancellor of•Englaiuk. Printed. on a tine yte110 , ...--woe paper, in the best-manner, in Twelve . Volumes, small Bvo. with several I . ngravitigs. Dedicated, by permission, to Sir Joseph 'Eanks, Bari. Carefully retied, and the Latin part translated into English,; with co piousrNotes ethical. and EXplatiatorf. By DR. SHAY. Containing—Sylva'Sylvatuai ; Augmentis Scientiarum ; Novum Organum.; Essays ; History of the Winds ; His tory ol.Liie and Death ; Miscellaneous Writings, & e. &c. London, Primed for M. tones, No. 5, Newgate-street. Where may be had, A New Edition of Bacon's k.ssoys, price six shillings in boards. From the LONDON GAZETTE, oa. 30, 1810: Whitehall, 061. -. 30, 18 iO. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. R. Porter Packwood, Master of Arts, to the'Vicarage of S,. Maly, in the town of Warwick',. and diocese of. Worcester, void by the death of the 14v.' M. Matthews. War.Offict t Oct. 30, ato. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards,. - Lieutenant William I Kerby, troln true zoth Ebot, to be Lieutetiartr, ixun vice,Wr . , i • who exchanges. Ist i<egiment of Dragoons, Cornet and Adjutant -, Cook ,1 to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Cornet I'. R. Ketly, 1 to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dawse4l, whit - res,igns. • 3d Ditto, Captain John Johnstone, from the zist 'Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop,. vice Grey, who ex changes. . Cornet and Adjutant John Bowater to. have the rank of Lieutenant. . - ..tzth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Hospital Mate Thomas Cock to-be Assistant--Surgeon, vice Wardroper, super seded. . tlth Ditto, James Cockburn,. Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Curtayne, promoted. zist - Ditto, Captain John Grey, from the 3d Dragoons, to be Captain ot a Troop, vice lohnstone, who exchanges. - Coldstream Regiment ot Foot Cu...rd., Edward Vixon,Gent.- to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice i lerbert, Who resigns. • • z6th Regiment ot Foot, Lieutenant Robert Wrixon, from the sth Dragocin 'Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice .Keary, who exchanges. zgth Ditto, Lieutenant Mayo Militia, to be Ensign. Lieutenant R.ch a rd V a nce, front the Dublin County avliGti r, to be Ensign. Pith Ditto, Lieutenant Attretv l'odd to be• Captain of a Conripany, by purchase, vice Rossi who retires. 39th Ditto, •Ettingit Speirs to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, 4ice Shuckburgii, \Nilo retires. Ebenezer Greene, Gent. to he'Ensign, without pur..hase, vice Speirs. 4zd pittb Ensign 'l', Swanson to be Lieutenant,vice Skene, d,ceabed. Wm. Gordon ' Gent, to oe Ensign, by purchase, vi c e White, promoted. Donald Fargultarson, - Gent. to be Ensign, vice Swanson. itto, 44111 Lieutenant Leckie Campbell, from _the gsth • , - root, to be Lieutenant, vice Pearce, who exchanges. 46th Ditto, Hospital- slate Luke Whitney td be Assistant- Su rg,ort. Joseph Faircloth, Gent. to be Ensign, with Out •porc(tase, vice Sutherland, whose appointment has nut taken place. 66111 Ditto,• Ensign William Boyd to be Lieutenant, vice Fox,*deceased. Robert Johnstone, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Boyd. • 78th Ditto, Lieutenant James M'Pherson to be Captain of a Company, vice Larken, cashiered. " ' • ' afitit Ditto, Captain iotin Dunn to be Major, vice Silver. de ceased. Lieutenant F. B. Lewis to be Captain of a Coin . parry, vice Dunn. . . • Tit be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign Christian.Hil hard, vice Gregg, superseded. EnSign 'loon Graham, vice Bury, promoted. Ensign Maurice g'conner, vice Lewis. 92d Ditto ) Alexander Smith, Gent. to be, Ensign-, by pur chase, vice I' tie, promoted. 95tri Ditto, •_,l.teutenant Wm. Pearce, from the..44th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Cimpbell, who exo4u . s. , sign Charles Cuyle:, irons the 69tti Foot, to be ditto, by purchase, vice Lee,. promoted. 6th west India Regiment, Angus Mac Donnell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ruthertord,.tesigned. Roll's Regiment, -- Dc May, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Baltazar,'whose appointment has nut Liken place. European Garrison Crniipany in' the West Indies, Serjeant A lex.' Ross, trom the 55th Foot, to be Ensign in the ist Company, vice I'as,so, promoted. Nova Scotia Feticibles, Noah .Freer, Gent. to/be -Ensign, vice Goldsmith, whose appointment has not taken place. STAFF. Captain Alexander Ligertwood, of the 6.ath Foot, to.b.le puty Quarter- Ma?acr-General to • the Troops serving in Nova Scotia, with the Rank - of Mayor in the Army, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Tinting. To be Deputy Assistant - Commissaries- General to the Forces:—D. I bbetson, Gent. lames Laidley, Gent. 110SPITAI. STAFF. To be Hospital-Mates for General Service.—Wm. Sankey, dent. Thomas O'Halloran, Gent, Robert Graham, Gent. John Mo oney, Gent. rrancis Kelly, cent. Thomas f. Wharrie, Gent. . . The. King's German Legion. Ist Light Dragoons, Captain Lewis Meyer, from the 3d Light Drag()Ons, to be M4jur, with tempdrary rank, vice Crate, who resigns. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant George Jansen to.be Captain of a Troop with teinporaty rank, vice Meyer, promoted in the Ist Light Dragoons. • Cornet William Von Der liellen to be Lieutenant, vice Jansen. Aughstusitein..cke, Gear to be Cornet vice Helen. rat of the Line, Major Rudolphits lioclerkeic to 1::k Lieutenant-Colonel, witli temporary rank, vice Ompieria, who retires. 3d Ditto, Major William Uirnei3stein, from the 4th Batta lion f :the Line, to be Major, with temporary rank; vice Klingshor, promoted in the sth. - Battalion of the Line. ' ' • 4th Ditto, Captain F. Reh, froth the 7th Battalion of ti! Line to be Major; with temporary 'iculk, vice Ulinenstrio, promoted in the 3d Battalion,ot the Line. 7th Ditto-, Captain and Brigaile' Major Wifleam Delius, to bo Cantain-of a Company, with temporary rank, vice' Risk, promoted in the 4th Battalion of the Line. Eit,,ign, kre.• deriCk Jericho to oe Lieutenant, vice Severin, who retires. Cadet Scrjeant George Munderloh, to be 'Ens'tgit, vice tl,l Ditto, Ensign George. Wilding to be Lieutenant, vice Wense,' promoted on the Stall. Ensign Ernest Gja front toe DePot Company, to be Ensign, vice E. Welding, appPintcd to. the 7th Battalion. Otto lintel,' Gent. to De Ensign, vice G. Wilding. Depot Company, Quarter- Master-Serjeant Henry Behusen to be Ensign, vice Grahn, appointed to the Bth Batraliori, of the Line, STAFF. LieUtenant Augustus Wense, from the Bth Battalion of the L►ne, to be Brigade Major, with winlicrary rank [PRIC E SIXPENCE HAL.F.pENN 1.. of Captain, vice Delius, appointcd.to the. 7th Battalion of the Line. MEMORANDUM. The app9intmeAt of ltoderiF.k -Kennedy, Gent. to be En— sign ini fte both Foot,'as stated in the GaLette of the 23d lust, has not taken place:. Orddance-Office, October, 29 1810. Artillery of the , King's . German Lc; ) , icn. To be Second Lieutenant.--Gentliman Cadet A. Pranri-• .kuche, viceGalle, who resigns. 13/INKRUPTS, jcseph Heald, of Cloak-lane, London, nieri-hant, to surren der Nov. b, 13, and'tlYet. IT, at ten, at Ginlithail. c tos., nies, Messrs; Palmer, l'ornlinsons, and Ttioluz.on, h4f I L COU rt, Throgm 4ton•strec:t. john Hayw . ard and George Ttiiney, of London street, Lon don, and of Whi;eoJpel-road,.Middleso, war%;hAds, Nuv. 6, 13; and Dekt. 11, ekven, at Gtidd.sall: A tt0.0,c,, Mews. Pallyier, ! Tottilinstists, anti Coptluit. :turt,Titrogin‘aton-stteet. lo.t2ph Watteritouse, common viauallet,•Nov. t 4, 21, anti. llec. ti, as the Bush Inn, Alandiestcr Attor. nies, Mr.' litielOoy, Mancliesier; or Messrs. Millie arxt Parry, Terripl , :, Londo;.. ' , mime., or Blidport, Dorsetshire, :wine-spinner, Nov. 13, and Dec. tt, at eieVell,' dr the Burt Brittport. Ntturnies, Mi. I. I eal pier, Bri..lPort ; oc Messrs. Anstice and Cox, Temple Loudon. • Mary 11mi:11,19gs, lake or Tetcutt, per, Npv.'2, 9, and Dec. tl, at ten, at trrc n lithe Inn, ,Exeter: Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Dallte, Priite4- street - , ,Becitord-row, - London; ur Mr. Will-in Bow ring, Exeter. William Jackson, of Liverpool; grocer, N0v..15, r 6, and i;ec. 11, at eleven, at the Bull ittl4l •Nuncu BoW I , pool. Attornies, Mr. I. CleM6ots, Liyerpoul ;ur MC. Ti'. • islackstock, Temple. London.' Matthew Ward, of Os:Spo.4,'Spirlt;merchant, iN0v..21, at one, zz,,at.teli, and Dec. i aolle.Croiiif "Gosport. Ativroies Mr. Cruicksiiank, Gosp,ri • .ur MeSsis, Bleasdale, dexander, and Moline, New 1,,n, don. Mary Robson, of Albemarle-strect, PiccaAliy, Middlesex , nullifier, Nov. 3, 10, and Dec. ti, at teti, at Guild/.44J. Attortites, Messrs. Cupita6e. and Ktce, kiiii}l,..strcet, St. lames's.. . . Joseph I,uIIISOLI, late of, Hi,;l;..strect, Siattliwark, Surrey, ltup-titeichant,Nov. 6, to, at. twelve, anti Dec. I t, at et:- yen, at Guildhall, Limoun. Attorney, lilt, itannam Piazza-Chambers, Cotent-Uarden. John Ellis, of Ash:durum, Devonshire, tanner, Nov. 7,• [we've, -13, at nine, and Die. It, at two, at we Conlin Lton,.Ashou: ton. Iletuatinti Meck, of Cross Keys-yaru, flennonds4-street, 'soutitwalk, Surrey, paper and rag-merchant, Nov. 6, f,,, at twelve, anci.liee. tl, at eleven, .4 at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kaylt, k.:rosa-street, Newington, Surrey.. Nelson and Robert Niorris, at Laveilioo., trier- Cilalifb, Nov. 22, 23; and Dee. t, at trite, at the Yoklt kluteq, Liverpool. Attanies, Mr. Wjrol;e, fotto-strett, Pechora-row, London ; or Mr. oral Whitely, Liver.. pool. • . (ono Union, or Ulves Walton, Lancashire, corn.draler, Nov'. 21, '22, and Dec. tI, at eleven, at tne Globe 'isa vent, Liverpool, A:Aunties, ,1)r. I'. 17v niche, ionn.stret, Bekitord-row, Lo n don ; or MEssrs. Cita - Juts "and Ltverpool. lames RuSsell, of Perry Barr, Flandsworth, Stafrordshirr, gun-barrel-manufaeturer, Nov. "to, , tz, and Dee. tt, at eleven, at tite llotei, Birmingham. Attoinies, Messrs. Pitce "and Williams, ld-buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, Lou., ;of Mr. T. Wood, v, , ,,ivccixampton. Sargent,Dan el of Southwark„ Surrey, British wine•mer chint, Nov. 3, at twelve, 13, and Dee. It, at ten, at Lon:lun. Attorney, • Mr. R. Teasdale, Mer chant fay liars'-Ball, Threadneedle street. Robert Mathews, of King's Arms-buildings, Wood-street, London, Blackwell-nall-taCtor, Noy 6, 10, 414 Dee, It, at ten, at Attorney, 'Mr. Williams, A ust i n . friais. •DIVIDENDS ; Dec. r. George Steadman and John M'Lean, of Lamb street, Ciirist Church, Middlesex, potatue-inerchants, at 'eleven, at unildhall. • Dec. r. David Dean„sen. David Dean, jun, and john Dean, 'of St. 101 m-street,. West Smithfield, Aliddlcsex, cheete mongers, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 24. Isaac Tooke and Augustus Todd, ,of the Sinril Middlesex,' and-of Brighton, , Sussex.. witle-ineroli.et.tb; at twelve, at Cirildliall, London. Nuv. 24. Sathhel Shill, late of Bristol, watchmaker,. at. twelve, at the lute Lion, Bristol. Isit.v. 22. Samuel Hopkins, now or late 4::f Leeds, Yolz:. shire, merchant, at eleven, at the Bull and lot,. Leeds. , Dec. 3. john Chorley, - of Liverpool, merchant, 'at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Liverpool. Nov. 2.3.+ lohn Sunderland, of Busker, Entley, Yorkshire, corn-deater, at eleven, at the WM:el-lan Nov. 20. Edward . Stainford, York-street, Conitnereial--I'oad, Middlesex, hoof:fat:Jot, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dee. g,• charies Spilshury, of Angel-court, Skinner-sm . :et L011(100, printer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov: 27. William Wrarigha:n, of 'Seething-lane, London,' inonejt,.seriVener, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 24. John Symms, formerly of Hungerford-stnst, Strand, Middlesex, baker, but late of Clicapide London, milliner, at One, at C.; uildhall. ' Nov. lames gatieham, of Upper Tharnet - -street, cheese. Inotiker,„ at twellet, at Guildhall. Nov. 24. 1011 ltenton'aitiCe ,o' rte Moore - , of Rotherhith e , Surrey, 4fmtlis; at twelve, uildhall, L'lndon. ' Dec. 4. Fra:lcis Collis, late of Lintonplace,_lliackroart street, Soutliptark, Surrey,' tailor, at ten, at Uutidnaii, London. Nov. 23; William Hallen, late of WolverhamptOn, Scat= fordstiire, woollen- yarn-mlitutaaurer, at eleven, at clic lerningnainaktrus, Shit&ail, S4:op. Nov. 22. TiiumasKing, tic Gosport, grocer, at one, at the Crown Nov. 27'. Williauk aiut lomi l lye of Croydon, Surrey, Mid of - Long-acre, Mittalebex, Utick...y . eis, at ele i ven, at Cu:lct ' hall. IP IC/11 LS. N0v.20. John Redfern, of Bury, Lancashire, bread-baker. Francis Rybot, late of L:heapsine; London ' 'mercer. Lawrence Sharpies, of W Dale, Lancastnre, co: ton. manufacturer. Richard Bracken, Thomas Williams, and Lancelot Bracken, of ft oc:lidale, Lancashire, ft4ndel-maddfictwers. . Richaxi LOok, of Little St.' • lan - les-street, Middlesex, vie tuakte'r. - George Slow, of Manchester, dealer. Henry Harrison, of York, rope-maker. Edward Kent, late of White Lioristieet, Goodman's-n. 2103, • Middlesex, furnishing-ironmonger.. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. Fourdrinier, C. Fourdrinier, M. Towgood, jun. J. B. Hunt, Abbott; and V. M: Morse, she, oorne-I.if,e, wholesale stationers. I'. Istaden, sea. and T. B laden, jun. Uttoexeter, Stafford ... shire, wool-Staplers and hn'en.cirapers. W, Wood and 1. ; Ale ; jun, Lambeth,. coopers'. • • C, Mann and I. Browne, Norwich * bonibazine-manufaau rers. I. Davidson and T. Lawton, Riding - house-lane, St. hlary— le- hone, painters. E. Pickard, N. Stonard, A. Maitland, E. F. Maitland, and i. Green, lVapping, p••rter- brewers. • I. Tipping, A. bawl, and R. Kirkman, Lancaster, wine ' Merchants. 13. Morris, 1. Whitehead, and 'l'. Allen, Eccles, Lancashire, dye's.